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|image=[[File:Count_Duckula_S01E03.jpg|thumb|300px]] | |image=[[File:Count_Duckula_S01E03.jpg|thumb|300px]] | ||
|producer(s)=[[Mark Hall]]<br>[[Brian Cosgrove]] | |producer(s)=[[Mark Hall]]<br>[[Brian Cosgrove]] | ||
|story=[[Chris Randall]] | |story=[[Chris Randall]] | ||
|script=[[Peter Richard Reeves]] | |script=[[Peter Richard Reeves]] | ||
|director= | |director=Chris Randall | ||
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|episode=S01E03 | |episode=S01E03 | ||
|airdate= | |airdate=September 20th 1988 | ||
|previous_story=[[Vampire Vacation]] | |previous_story="[[Vampire Vacation (episode)|Vampire Vacation]]" | ||
|next_story=[[Transylvanian Homesick Blues]] | |next_story="[[Transylvanian Homesick Blues]]" | ||
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==Summary== | "'''{{PAGENAME}}'''" is the third episode of ''[[Count Duckula (TV series)|Count Duckula]]'' and was first broadcast on [[ITV]] in the UK on September 20th 1988. | ||
On a dark and stormy night, [[Count Duckula]] is being read a scary story and soon abandons this little happening to try and fetch himself a snack, while, unbeknown to him, [[Dr. | |||
== Summary == | |||
On a dark and stormy night, [[Count Duckula (character)|Count Duckula]] is being read a scary story and soon abandons this little happening to try and fetch himself a snack, while, unbeknown to him, [[Dr. Von Goosewing]] is in another wing of the castle and is making a monster which he hopes will wipe out Duckula. | |||
The lightning used for Goosewing's experiment, however, redirects itself into the crypt-like basement of [[Castle Duckula | The lightning used for Goosewing's experiment, however, redirects itself into the crypt-like basement of [[Castle Duckula]], where it finds a stone Duckula and reanimates it, creating a new, evil Duckula which wishes to find people to brutalise. | ||
All around the castle, then, everything is a mess: Duckula is on the search for bread for his snack, the stone Duckula commands [[Igor]] to fetch him a shovel so as to kill and bury victims, Igor take orders from both real and stone Duckula, [[Nanny]] hides in the attic (from a non-existent monster from the story that was being read to Duckula), where only moments ago, Von Goosewing's creature awoke and made its sullen way to find a headache pill, Von Goosewing goes to find his experimental creature and bring it to eliminate Duckula. | All around the castle, then, everything is a mess: Duckula is on the search for bread for his snack, the stone Duckula commands [[Igor]] to fetch him a shovel so as to kill and bury victims, Igor take orders from both real and stone Duckula, [[Nanny]] hides in the attic (from a non-existent monster from the story that was being read to Duckula), where only moments ago, Von Goosewing's creature awoke and made its sullen way to find a headache pill, Von Goosewing goes to find his experimental creature and bring it to eliminate Duckula. | ||
== | == Trivia == | ||
* | * Recording date: October 18th 1987 | ||
== | == Credits == | ||
* Voices: David Jason, Jack May, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert | |||
* Narrator: Barry Clayton | |||
* Written by Peter Richard Reeves | |||
* Script Editor: Jimmy Hibbert | |||
* Music: Mike Harding | |||
* Vocals: Doreen Edwards, Mike Harding | |||
* Storyboard: Chris Randall | |||
* Layout: José María Zumel, Ricardo Machuca, Miguel Angel Aisa, Manolo Almela, Juan Antonio Serrano, Miguel Angel Fuertes | |||
* Design: Chris Randall, Dan Whitworth, Margaret Riley, Paul Salmon, Vincent James, Edmund Williams | |||
* Animation: Mariano Rueda, Ignacio Amero, Emilio Luján, Valentín Caín, Julian Tarrago, Edward Sasu, Pedro Molina, Vicente Rodriguez, Amaro Carretero, Juan Antonio Rojo, Luis L. Varela, Bujor Estefanescu, Ezequiel Martín, Chris Doyle, Francisco Tena, Alberto Conejo, Angel Jariego, Julio Diez, Pedro Mohedano, Roberto Marcano, Ventura Rodriguez, Javier Gutierrez, Russell Brookes, Manuel Galiana, Fernando Jariego, Ramon Sanchez, Juan Antonio Serrano, Marivi Rodriguez, Rob Stevenhajen, Valentín Doménech, Carmen Chenza, Paca Moreno, Manuel Doctor, Miguel Angel Fuertez. | |||
* Backgrounds: Igashi Taruma, Felix Cascajo, Milagros Banares, Miguel Angel | |||
* Supervised by Carlos Alfonso | |||
* Painting: María Del Mar Fernández, María Fernández, Margarita Pina, Teresa Diego, María José Álvarez, Loli Torres, Paco Villanueva, Angeles Sanz, Julia García, Delia Hernandez, Lourdes Santos, Susana Díez, Ángeles Vacas. | |||
* Supervised by Paloma Antón | |||
* Xerox: Jose Luis Aisa, Andres Palacios | |||
* Camera: Santiago Gomez, Victorio Gonzalez | |||
* Special Effects: Carlos Alfonso | |||
* Animation Line Test: Eva Moreno | |||
* Production Control: Bob Burrows | |||
* Film Editor: Zyggy Markiewicz | |||
* Assistant Editor: Hilary Wyatt | |||
* Dubbing Mixer: Ted Spooner | |||
* Animation Directors: Carlos Alfonso, Juan R. Pina | |||
* Associate Producer: Chris Randall | |||
* Executive Producer: John Hambley | |||
* Produced by Mark Hall, Brian Cosgrove | |||
* Directed by Chris Randall | |||
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions MCMLXXXVII | |||
== | == Copyright Gag == | ||
Despite this episode first being broadcast in 1988, the roman numerals in the copyright credit reads 'MCMLXXXVII', meaning it is dated in 1987. | |||
==Gallery== | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
One Stormy Night Title Card.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
[[Category:Episodes]] | [[Category:Episodes]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Series 1]] | ||
[[Category:Series 1 episodes]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:26, 28 May 2025
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"One Stormy Night" is the third episode of Count Duckula and was first broadcast on ITV in the UK on September 20th 1988.
Summary
On a dark and stormy night, Count Duckula is being read a scary story and soon abandons this little happening to try and fetch himself a snack, while, unbeknown to him, Dr. Von Goosewing is in another wing of the castle and is making a monster which he hopes will wipe out Duckula.
The lightning used for Goosewing's experiment, however, redirects itself into the crypt-like basement of Castle Duckula, where it finds a stone Duckula and reanimates it, creating a new, evil Duckula which wishes to find people to brutalise.
All around the castle, then, everything is a mess: Duckula is on the search for bread for his snack, the stone Duckula commands Igor to fetch him a shovel so as to kill and bury victims, Igor take orders from both real and stone Duckula, Nanny hides in the attic (from a non-existent monster from the story that was being read to Duckula), where only moments ago, Von Goosewing's creature awoke and made its sullen way to find a headache pill, Von Goosewing goes to find his experimental creature and bring it to eliminate Duckula.
Trivia
- Recording date: October 18th 1987
Credits
- Voices: David Jason, Jack May, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
- Narrator: Barry Clayton
- Written by Peter Richard Reeves
- Script Editor: Jimmy Hibbert
- Music: Mike Harding
- Vocals: Doreen Edwards, Mike Harding
- Storyboard: Chris Randall
- Layout: José María Zumel, Ricardo Machuca, Miguel Angel Aisa, Manolo Almela, Juan Antonio Serrano, Miguel Angel Fuertes
- Design: Chris Randall, Dan Whitworth, Margaret Riley, Paul Salmon, Vincent James, Edmund Williams
- Animation: Mariano Rueda, Ignacio Amero, Emilio Luján, Valentín Caín, Julian Tarrago, Edward Sasu, Pedro Molina, Vicente Rodriguez, Amaro Carretero, Juan Antonio Rojo, Luis L. Varela, Bujor Estefanescu, Ezequiel Martín, Chris Doyle, Francisco Tena, Alberto Conejo, Angel Jariego, Julio Diez, Pedro Mohedano, Roberto Marcano, Ventura Rodriguez, Javier Gutierrez, Russell Brookes, Manuel Galiana, Fernando Jariego, Ramon Sanchez, Juan Antonio Serrano, Marivi Rodriguez, Rob Stevenhajen, Valentín Doménech, Carmen Chenza, Paca Moreno, Manuel Doctor, Miguel Angel Fuertez.
- Backgrounds: Igashi Taruma, Felix Cascajo, Milagros Banares, Miguel Angel
- Supervised by Carlos Alfonso
- Painting: María Del Mar Fernández, María Fernández, Margarita Pina, Teresa Diego, María José Álvarez, Loli Torres, Paco Villanueva, Angeles Sanz, Julia García, Delia Hernandez, Lourdes Santos, Susana Díez, Ángeles Vacas.
- Supervised by Paloma Antón
- Xerox: Jose Luis Aisa, Andres Palacios
- Camera: Santiago Gomez, Victorio Gonzalez
- Special Effects: Carlos Alfonso
- Animation Line Test: Eva Moreno
- Production Control: Bob Burrows
- Film Editor: Zyggy Markiewicz
- Assistant Editor: Hilary Wyatt
- Dubbing Mixer: Ted Spooner
- Animation Directors: Carlos Alfonso, Juan R. Pina
- Associate Producer: Chris Randall
- Executive Producer: John Hambley
- Produced by Mark Hall, Brian Cosgrove
- Directed by Chris Randall
- © Cosgrove Hall Productions MCMLXXXVII
Copyright Gag
Despite this episode first being broadcast in 1988, the roman numerals in the copyright credit reads 'MCMLXXXVII', meaning it is dated in 1987.
